Pragna Patel, our co-director, is in the Guardian today speaking about the Suicide is Homicide campaign and its relevance to the coroner's courts.
Coroner's courts are being criticised by families of victims of domestic violence for their unwillingness to consider how abuse can drive people to suicide.
Pragna Patel says: 'Half of the problems in terms of lack of access to justice for these bereaved families is to do with the fact that they have such inconsistent responses from coroners.'
Project Resist is campaigning for police to treat all suicides where domestic abuse is involved as potential homicides, but the campaign is also aimed at coroner's courts.
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